Catherine suppressed the anger and hatred she felt for the maid, pretending to be pitiful and meek: "Maid sister, I'm begging you, I really know I was wrong. I won't curse at you anymore, nor will I hit you again. I'll even speak well of you in front of Mosen, so that Mosen can keep you by his side, okay? Can we sisters serve Mosen together in the future? Maid sister, I'm begging you, please spare me, let me go. Don't you want to be with Mosen...?"
Catherine was adept at observing situations; seeing that things were off at the moment, she knew the maid had gone mad and wouldn't listen to her anymore. She was also injured herself, afraid that the maid might really kill her, so she hurriedly lowered her stance, repeatedly pleading for mercy.
Catherine also knew that the maid liked Mosen, so in order to gain the maid's trust, she dragged Mosen into the conversation, hoping to use him to attract the maid.
